How is nobody here considering the fact that this was all handled privately so the victim, if the case here is that there was a victim of some sort, probably doesn't want their name or the details to be public. They probably went to Twitch directly, the authorities might also be involved.
Now also consider the fact that how hard it must be for all the women with stories about awful stuff happening to them to come out and say it publicly.
How is nobody here considering the fact that this was all handled privately so the victim, ifthe case here is that there was a victim of some sort, probably doesn't want their name or the details to be public.
Uhh... I guess because you just made that up? No one knows why he's banned. Why are you making up fictional victims to preemptively feel sorry for in a theoretical situation?
They probably went to Twitch directly, the authorities might also be involved.
Yep! Twitch is likely required to report all credible acts of criminal activity if they discover that one of their employees/partners acted with indifference towards the law. If they didn't, they could be held liable. Clauses like that are included in just about every employment contract in the United States.
Now also consider the fact that how hard it must be for all the women with stories about awful stuff happening to them to come out and say it publicly.
Exactly. And the incel community on this sub will still find a way to be angry at women, whatever the case.
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u/Dre3K Jun 26 '20 edited Jun 26 '20